brett

wow, best rendition of this car I've ever seen

That looks pretty dang good from here Chris. Alittle more massaging and it'll be as snug as a bug

I'd take that risk

wow , great work

Not only did your display have my wife and myself drooloing, that 32 is wicked cool as well. Awesome Bill just awesome.

Superb finish on another great looking build Bill

May not be as detailed as Tyrones, but that is (no pun intended) a super clean and beautifully done car Bill. Great work, and I for one am glad you've joined and shared your work.

Love em all Joe but especially that Jungle Jim charger

Great looking builds Bernard, all period perfect

Well if the pics werent enough to prove you're a master builder that vid sure proves it. Awesome work Bart

summit pro stock firebird top doorslammer holden ute kustom daytona dorslammer the sad thing is I got two or three more planned that I want to start on first

heres mine 1st the third of my horsemen black magic vega funny car pioneer funnycar falcon doorslammer pro mod 37 ford coupe

you were looking at her feet? sheesh, theres a vega flopper behind her

What you talkin bout Willis? Alright the pics could be a bit sharper, but they're better than a lot we see on the board. They're well lit with not to much clutter in the background. The cars themselves look pretty good to me and for your age you're doing way better than some who have been building a lot longer. Don't get hung up on comparing yourself to others. If you do feel the need to compare, compare them to your own older builds to see the progress you've made. You don't need to have all the photo etch, wiring or plumbing to have a great looking build. The less uptight you are about it the better your builds will become because you'll be relaxed and having fun, and that what this hobby is all about.

That looks great, nice work on the paint/decal side of it. That pinstriping really sets it off

Great looking builds Mike

Looks good for all the problems you had bro. Keep it up

Looking good Roger

Nice work Chris

1stly great job, its really coming together now. 2ndly and this sounds really harsh (sorry) get over it or ............... I speak totally from experience here, and know exactly how you feel. I almost gave up building through lack of comments which is how I used to measure how good I thought my builds were, now I dont really care as long as I'm happy with it. It is very nice to get positive feedback though I admit. I dont post all that I build and hope that what/when I do people will learn either from my mistakes or from how I did some thing. Whilst I dont post comments all the time I do watch everything that goes on especially in the drag section. Why ? to learn, get ideas on how to do (or not) and to be totally inspired. I love not only your builds but the fact you can and do change direction mid build it makes for a twisted zany ride (I'm a bit freaky like that) , but not brave enough to do it myself . 3rdly I hope you do stay, Your refreshing way of writing is like a breath of fresh air,you put details in that I havent seen anyone else do, and you'll never see the end of the horsemen saga if you leave Your furry footed friend

Love the fuel coupes too, but I REALLY love that Austin with the staggered stacks

must be pretty close to 1:1 , one built one bought, wouldn't swear on it but it would be pretty close

Thanks guys, appreciate it , Well I know why I dont do low riders now. 2hrs of masking to do the yellow pin strips and looks like another 2 to do the orange ones :. Anyways pretty happy with how they've come out and gave free handing the name a go as my mask didnt work. little bit more work on the name I think it will be fine, hope you all have a safe and merry xmas ps Niko, no clear yet

very very cool mate

Cleaned the airbrush then started removing the masks. Few little touch up spots but overall I'm pretty happy with it. Will let it dry and then give it a light west sand then go from there.